¶ Tribune
Difficulty: Hard
Duties: Assist the Legate, leader of the Legion.
Restrictions: The role's faction falls into the category of Combatant factions.
The Tribune is the Legate's closest confidant and also serves as the Legate's deputy.
¶ Person in Charge
As a responsible and competent soldier in the Legion's ranks, the Tribune provides the Legate with considerable assistance in every matter connected in one way or another with governing an entire state. This may involve organizing soldiers or helping make decisions that could affect the fate of the entire state.
¶ Military Commander
The Tribune is the Legate's right hand and assumes a wide range of duties. One of the most important and responsible is training recruits. It is the Tribune who hones raw recruits into true warriors, tempering their spirit and body so that, at the decisive moment, they step onto the battlefield without fear and become a pillar of the entire Legion.
¶ Diplomat
As the Legate's trusted representative, the Tribune often acts as a diplomat. The Tribune conducts delicate negotiations with the leaders of other factions, seeking to cement a favorable alliance or conclude a mutually beneficial deal. The methods available include not only words but also cunning—for example, secretly bribing mercenaries to eliminate key Rebels. The Tribune must nevertheless coordinate every diplomatic decision with the Legate, because each step in this field affects the fate of the entire Legion.
¶ Full Deputization
There may come a time when no Legate is present. Several factors may cause this: the Legate may die in glorious battle or simply go missing. If the Legate is absent, the Tribune must assume leadership and lead the state to victory. The Legion always needs a strong hand, especially during a civil war.
¶ Conclusion
The Tribune plays a truly pivotal role in the Legion's life and serves as its backbone. The Tribune is not merely a warrior but also a strategist, diplomat, and mentor whose intelligence, courage, and strength provide invaluable assistance to the Legate and, consequently, to the Legion as a whole.